I guess that had to happen, that more seasonal temperatures would return. Darn. It's interesting that I feel more and more disconnected from life and enjoy that feeling more and more. Let's have more of THAT. Eventually something will happen and the status quo will be disturbed. Then I'll have to "deal with it" until equilibrium is restored. I get really bent out of shape by that sort of perturbation. I hate it, in fact.
I never did have very many views but the number is declining lately. In my opinion popularity is a sign that you are doing something stupid. Stupid has mass appeal. This blog was always for my amusement and it gives me a way to archive stuff and stroll down that old memory lane. As I grow older I seem to be getting more and more snobbish and reclusive. Well, it's something to do, and it's cheap. This will be another windy day, but not what you would call cold. Again, well above freezing this morning. Probably dust in the air again, but at least it isn't snow. I hate snow. Rain would be nice but that's not going to happen. DRY! It was mostly cloudy yesterday but this morning it is mostly clear and ought to stay that way. Give me sunshine!
Up to a tenth of an inch! Maybe. And maybe a light dusting of snow/sleet a few days after that. Our temps have been well above normal for the time of year. Good. Well above normal sounds fine to me. That rain forecast means that a few scraps and shreds of what hit California are on the way to us. Since you can't have any REAL rain here without a barrage of hail and damaging winds, I'd just as soon have no rain at all. Screw it. It's just no fun being victimized by a mindless force of nature. That happens all too often. In fact, that's life. Isn't it?
Cloudy and windy and dusty are on the agenda again today. Live in this area and you have chronic sinus problems.
It certainly won't be cold. Elevated fire danger so the winds might be high today. No rain likely. So it goes. What I am currently reading is a large hard cover collection of stories from Alfred Hitchcock's Mystery Magazine. Excellent stuff. I like everything about BOOKS. I like the tactile quality, the heft, the smell of the pages. Take your "smart phones" and stick them where the sun don't shine. I have, in fact, many many more books in this house than most people will ever encounter in their lifetimes. Those I read and decide not to keep go to the Friends of the Library for resale and others to enjoy. Many I do keep and many of the books in my library are worth re-reading and some have been re-read many times over the years. Permanent in my collection are books by Bart Ehrman, and James Tabor, and Elaine Pagels, and books on math and physics and history and many other topics. And there's a lot of fiction worth re-reading. Philip K. Dick, for instance! Dickens. Victor Hugo. Flaubert. Balzac. James Joyce. And on and on. Books to savor and books to make one think. And other books to entertain and divert. Thank goodness for gifted writers.
